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[19:48:25] <cinnamyn77>     it turned out my issue wasn't directly related to pycharm
[19:49:06] <cinnamyn77>	 though i am still slightly mystified that sys.modules had different directory capitalizations in pycharm and on the cli
[19:52:39] <crazysim>	 oh?
[19:52:58] <crazysim>	 what was it
[19:54:54] <cinnamyn77>	 deep in the test loaders in nose, it does some module checking
[19:55:16] <cinnamyn77>	 it was comparing the result of os.getcwd() to sys.modules
[19:55:25] <cinnamyn77>	 one had my home dir with my name capitalized, and one did not
[19:55:30] <crazysim>	 hmm
[19:55:36] <cinnamyn77>	 so the comparison failed, the modules were stripped out, and imports failed
[19:55:52] <cinnamyn77>	 i ended up renaming my homedir to be capitalized ><
[19:56:19] <cinnamyn77>	 one could add a lower() call on the comparison, but that wouldn't be safe if the fs is case-sensitive
[19:56:58] <crazysim>	 yeah
[19:58:32] <crazysim>	 OS X?
[19:58:52] <cinnamyn77>	 yes
[19:59:14] <crazysim>	 welp, lets blame adobe. damn suite requires case insensitivity. i blame them.
[19:59:18] <cinnamyn77>	 i was pulling my hair out
[19:59:23] <cinnamyn77>	 yeah, i heard about that
[19:59:34] <cinnamyn77>	 i have very similar setups at home and work
[20:00:05] <cinnamyn77>	 same os version, same pycharm version, virtualenvs built from the same requirements file...
[20:00:17] <cinnamyn77>	 however! my homedir at work has Name and home has name
[20:00:18] <cinnamyn77>	 sigh